Christian Focus

Exodus

A Mentor Commentary

John L. Mackay

Exodus is about a journey: a journey out of Egypt, but more particularly a journey from a land where God?s power, sovereignty and continuing interest in His people could be easily questioned, to a place where God dwelt in the midst of His people. In addition to exploring the meaning of the text he examines the chronology, authorship, composition and structure of Exodus.
<i>?I recommend this work highly. It is a valuable tool for the study of this most important period in Israel?s history.? </i><b>John D. Currid</b>

Ezekiel Vol 1

A Mentor Commentary

John L. Mackay

Ezekiel Vol 2

A Mentor Commentary

John L. Mackay

Hosea

A Mentor Commentary

John L. Mackay

Through the use of metaphors, Hosea brings an uncomfortable yet vital message to warn them of impending judgment if they do not return to Yahweh, the one true God. Hosea shows that God?s constant love and perfect judgment, when put together, restores his relationship with his people.
<i>?It combines first rate scholarship with warm evangelical exposition. It is clear, concise, well researched, and written from a pastoral and practical perspective? </i><b>Guy M. Richards</b> <b>? Minister, First Presbyterian Church, Gulfport, Mississippi</b>

Jeremiah Volume 1 (Chapters 1–20)

A Mentor Commentary

John L. Mackay

These commentaries have been written with a view to exposition and proclamation. They serve as a guide and stimulation as you seek to understand the book of Jeremiah.

Jeremiah Volume 2 (Chapters 21–52)

A Mentor Commentary

John L. Mackay

These commentaries have been written with a view to exposition and proclamation. They serve as a guide and stimulation as you seek to understand the book of Jeremiah.

Jonah, Micah, Nahum, Habakkuk & Zephaniah

God’s Just Demands

John L. Mackay

These prophets were writing in the time period 7th to 8th Century BC. Nahum, Habakkuk and Zephaniah were all writing towards the end of the 7th Century BC. Micah’s is the oldest prophecy here, he was a contemporary of Isaiah, Jonah came in between at the start of the 7th Century.

Lamentations

A Mentor Commentary

John L. Mackay

The writer of Lamentations witnessed the Babylonians destroying Jerusalem. It was a terrible judgment, almost too much to bear for God?s covenant people, yet it was God?s grace so that we could receive the gospel. What does a book with such a dreary reputation say to today?s society? The reality is that it could not be more relevant. Well beneath today?s upbeat atheist you discover a hedonist wondering if the frantic hurtle down the waste pipe of life has been worth it!

Prayer, Praise & Prophecy

A Theology of the Psalms

Geoffrey Grogan

This is a volume that is written with reverence, care and clarity, and is a significant addition to evangelical literature on the Psalms.

The Bond of Love

God's Covenantal Relationship with the church

David McKay

This robust restatement of covenant theology is not a backwards looking exercise, but drawing on a comprehensive knowledge of the past the author applies the doctrines and insights of covenant theology to the contemporary scene. He does so in a clear and engaging style, not shirking from dealing with difficulties and controversies, but always focusing matters on the life of the individual and the church.